The adventures of Erwyn, Journeyman Sorcerer, in which his four year final examination consists of trying not to get killed long enough to make it to graduation. Alone and unarmed, equipped with the thirteen basic spells and not much else -- what were they thinking?!? Of course, the alone part doesn
Go Quest, Young Man!
โ Scribed by K. B. Bogen
- Book ID
- 107804856
- Publisher
- Britton & Knowles Distributing
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 981 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
The adventures of Erwyn, Journeyman Sorcerer, in which his four year final examination consists of trying not to get killed long enough to make it to graduation. Alone and unarmed, equipped with the thirteen basic spells and not much else -- what were they thinking?!? Of course, the alone part doesn't last very long, since everything and everyone in the neighborhood seems to gravitate in his direction. Orcs, evil magicians, cranky old men, plus an odd number of women with an arsenal of swords, knives, and curlers at their disposal. And unarmed is, more or less, a matter of one's point of view. Especially when one has the ability to create magic sandcastles out of thin air. But the sand has to come from somewhere, doesn't it? And can he learn somehow to use it as an offensive weapon so he can stay alive long enough to get home? Erwyn needs to find out fast. A good spell-checker charm couldn't hurt, either.
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